60: St Paul thought to have been shipwrecked at Malta 1720: Edmond Halley appointed as the second Astronomer Royal at the Greenwich Observatory 1763: Treaty of Paris ends French-Indian War, France surrenders Canada to Great Britain 1824: Simón Bolívar named dictator by the Congress of Peru 1906: British battleship HMS Dreadnought launches after only 100 […]
By Martin Banks MEPs says they are “proud” of an agreement on a new EU law that aims to significantly improve the lives of over 100 million people with disabilities by easing their mobility across Europe.
Cabinet affirms Cyprus intention to participate in Great Sea Interconnector.
Protesting farmers have continued to mobilize across the country ahead of a meeting with the prime minister in Athens on Tuesday.
The EU’s defence programmes and funds have multiplied after Russia launched its war in Ukraine to boost collaboration in different steps of an equipment’s life cycle: research, development, production, acquisition, and transfer to third countries.
1775: British Parliament declares Massachusetts colony in rebellion 1897: Invasion of Benin City by British Expedition force, the city is burnt and looted, marks the end of the Nigerian Kingdom of Benin formed in the 11th century 1904: Japanese torpedo boats make a surprise attack on Russian ships Port Arthur naval base, Manchuria, beginning the […]
By Martin Banks MEPs in Strasbourg have warned of elected politicians and parties in Europe who, they say, are “knowingly serving Moscow’s interests.”
President Nikos Christodoulides and Egypt’s Foreign Affairs Minister Sameh Shoukry have discussed close coordination on facing common issues, the Egyptian FM’s spokesperson said on Thursday.
Tension erupted outside the Maximos Mansion late on Thursday when around 20 students staged a protest against the draft law on non-state universities.
The pro-government majority in the French National Assembly was thrown into uncertainty late on Wednesday (7 February) as a key centrist ally to French President Emmanuel Macron slammed the door to future cooperation.
